A few is obvious, Mortious is going to be the god of decay and Mightion will be the god of justice and purity. I just need some help with the others. So I'm requesting that each person say which god they think they would best represent. NO commenting on other people's choices or suppling answers for others.
)not war just warrios/fighters and the like
OMG IM SO FUNNEE
Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it's just the opposite. - John Kenneth Galbraith
And you can use me if you feel like it, but if you try to publish anything, you'll get a demonstration, because I'm god of pain in another world already.
Basicaly she resides over the natural wild areas, and woodlands. The plants, animals, and other little beings that might live there (dryads, feys, fearies, elves, what ever you might have there)
she would be Chaotic Good and really good for druids and rangers to follow.
or Aanile goddess of Mirth and Love!
Pretty explainitory there 
(also Chaotic Good)
Bloodsage (CN God of Woe) - He exists to instigate chaos and violence where there usually wouldn't be.
Chalesm (NG God of Peace) - A mender and healer, loved by all good people of the world.
Parcelan (NE God of Trickery) - A rogue and trickster to the point of hurting people. "Anything for a laugh".
Kagrama (NG God of Mirth) - Jolly old soul who enjoys good food and fun.
For a start, at least.
Ozius
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Katrinity had this to say about Reading Rainbow:
Junoy, Goddess of Light and Life
Sorry, I think your kinda stuck as the benevolent cookie goddess. 
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Lenlalron had this to say about Reading Rainbow:
Lenlalron-Chaotic neutral god of fire.God of Losing.
This god is mainly worshipped by druids and rangers, and is honored by many wood elvs and such. Known to go by many forms, he is almost always in the guise of a predator... a black panther, a jaguar, a leopard, even seen as a wolf and cougar upon occasion, he is known to be the protector of nature. All those who seek to come to nature and respect it earn his protection, all those who seek to harm nature earn his hatred and contempt. Rarely seen, but his presence can always be felt in the sacred glades and clearings in any deep forest or jungle. Travellers who can live with respect for the land will find themselves well protected by his magic in these sacred areas, those who cannot respect nature will find certain, messy death.
His powers are next to nothing, however, in large cities or cleared forest. To damage his realm is to damage he himself, making his forests even more well guarded by himself and his followers.
(How's that, Ferret? )
*Debates whether to resist shortly before getting pounced.*
Oh, and I'm going for a religion where the gods aren't serious, thus the gods I've seen so far that I'll probably use will be Kat, Zephyer and Arenn. The rest seem a little too serious.
Sorry Karnaj, I can't see many times where a god of massive anal bleeding would be worshipped.
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Jalal d'Varr wrote this then went back to looking for porn:
[QUOTE]Lenlalron had this to say about Reading Rainbow:
[qb]Lenlalron-Chaotic neutral god of fire.God of Losing.
Thanks, Jalal, I feel so special.
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Ferret had this to say about (_|_):
Sorry Karnaj, I can't see many times where a god of massive anal bleeding would be worshipped.
Proctologists could pray for Karnaj not to intervene.
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Khyron had this to say about pies:
Khyron, god of the wilds.This god is mainly worshipped by druids and rangers, and is honored by many wood elvs and such. Known to go by many forms, he is almost always in the guise of a predator... a black panther, a jaguar, a leopard, even seen as a wolf and cougar upon occasion, he is known to be the protector of nature. All those who seek to come to nature and respect it earn his protection, all those who seek to harm nature earn his hatred and contempt. Rarely seen, but his presence can always be felt in the sacred glades and clearings in any deep forest or jungle. Travellers who can live with respect for the land will find themselves well protected by his magic in these sacred areas, those who cannot respect nature will find certain, messy death.
His powers are next to nothing, however, in large cities or cleared forest. To damage his realm is to damage he himself, making his forests even more well guarded by himself and his followers.
(How's that, Ferret?
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Good job! I'll probably use that.
...And I call him the Archmage of Funk.
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Zephyer had this to say about Duck Tales:
A friend of mine actually DID dub me with this title, by the way.
...And I call him the Archmage of Funk.
...And we now have a title for Black Mage as a god.
Try Mana, Goddess of Mending. She tries to keep the universe held together, as magic tends to do nasty things to the fabric of reality in making wishes come true and giant balls of fire appear out of nowhere to waste a hoard of orcs. For her personality, you can look back in the D&D Forum to Bajah's game. Flighty little girl.
You could also do Pantaloon, God of Bards and Pranksters, but his name just doesn't quite work for a deity.
Palador is often described as a silvery Dragon with emerald green eyes, but changes shape to suit it's whims.
Has been known to assist other gods, including gods of healing, teaching/trickery, and creation.
Alignment: NG
Solstyce was once the gleaming, just patron goddess of the Pixie race. She elevated them to a place of power and prestige in the world, granting them their delicate, fay appearance and tremendous magical might. But in her motherly love for her own race, she turned a blind eye to their evils. She ignored it when pixie Archmages would kidnap others for their hideous experiments. She ignored it when the Mageocracy became corrupt and untrustworthy. She ignored it when magical training was denied for the poorer pixies, leaving them weak and fragile. But when one of her own arch-priestesses was involved in a dark deal with a criminal dragon, she could turn a blind eye no longer. Faced with the horrors her own race, her own children had comitted, she fled. Fled the pixies, fled the world, dripping bits of her sanity as she fled into a plane of dreams and nightmares now known by many names, the simplest simply the Plane of Insanity.
Solstyce rarely manifests physically, and when she does, it's not for a very long time. Her true form is one of a pixie with soft sky blue skin, at the same time both tiny and delicate and infinitely large. Her wings are no longer the delicate membranes they were, but wing-shaped appendages if swirling, rainbow-colored light, flaring with every color imaginable and some that were never seen before. Solstyce is a notorious shapeshifter, oftentimes switching forms with each breath, turning into strange hybrids and creatures that shouldn't be able to live at all. Her Plane is a swirling, shifting place, her own will keeping it from stabilizing. There is no firm place, nothing permanent there.
Solstyce has no concept of justice or fairness. She does not discern between good or evil, barely even recognises the two. Oftentimes, she will pick a person, from king to peasant to anything intelligent enough to understand her, and simply expose them to herself. She shows them her mind, her millions of mad, unknowable thoughts. Being exposed to this is oftentimes too much for a mortal to take, and their minds are snapped along with hers, and they speak the same mad truths and lies as she does.
It could be said that all madmen are her chosen ones, her prophets and priests, and all places of wild magic are her temples and holy areas, but truth be told, Solstyce dosen't care. She is every mental complex, every insanity, every little madness all in one, and though her influence is often shunned, it is nevertheless always present, everywhere.
quote:Ah yes, I remember. I've also made Bajah's campaign thread fairly easy to find.
Drakkenmaw had this to say about Optimus Prime:
Hmmm... Lesse. The problem is that none of my characters has a properly deific-sounding name. Oh, wait! I was a god at one point!Try Mana, Goddess of Mending. She tries to keep the universe held together, as magic tends to do nasty things to the fabric of reality in making wishes come true and giant balls of fire appear out of nowhere to waste a hoard of orcs. For her personality, you can look back in the D&D Forum to Bajah's game. Flighty little girl.
quote:For a god of pranksters? Yes it does.
You could also do Pantaloon, God of Bards and Pranksters, but his name just doesn't quite work for a deity.
As for my own part...
Ezra, Goddess of trust.
Neutral Good
This deity in shining armor wields a runed scimitar of most unusual power. Ezra herself, while powerful, always glances over her shoulder before doing anything decisive. This is her way of seeking her "companion", a being of no physical form, and ultimately the wiser part of her fractured whole. (Find the mortal character here.)
Ever innocent in nature and behaviour, Ezra will believe nearly anything that is told to her in a polite and pleasant manner. It is only after consultation with her noncorporeal half that she considers the possibility of being deceived... even in the face of conflicting tales. Her abilities manifest primarily in an uncanny ability to find exactly what she is looking for, head in the right direction seemingly by accident, and other forms of obsurd good fortune. [ 01-26-2002: Message edited by: Ford Prefect ]
His followers believe in the honing of their minds though meditation and the cleansing of all distractions. His modest following is made up primarily of Psionics and Monks, however many of his following range all the classes that find use in the honing of their fighting or thinking to a knife edge.
Geeorn's prefered weapon is the Warhammer. [ 01-26-2002: Message edited by: Geeorn ]
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Drakkenmaw had this to say about Captain Planet:
You could also do Pantaloon, God of Bards and Pranksters, but his name just doesn't quite work for a deity.
that is exactly the type of diety I'm talking about me being
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Aanile: Goddess of the Blue Butt
Orenda: Goddess of all the weird shit that happens duing the full moon
